Community Resources - Hartford-vt.org
Mental Health Clinic • Hartford, VT • Since 1761
About
Hartford, VT (hartford-vt.org) is the official Town of Hartford government website serving the five-village town in Windsor County, VT (Hartford, Quechee, West Hartford, White River Junction, Wilder). Key details: - Established 1761; headquarters in White River Junction, VT. - Population around 10,686 (2020 census); area about 45 sq mi land, ~0.89 sq mi water. - Services for residents and businesses; government administration with multiple offices (notably at White River Junction). - Contact options: main phone numbers 802-295-6382 / 802-295-9353. - ZIP codes include 05001, 05009, 05047, 05059, 05084, 05088; area code 802. - Located at the I-89/I-91 corridor, confluence of White and Connecticut rivers, with Ottauquechee River also flowing through. - Main purpose: provide municipal information, community resources, and access to town services.
Clinic Type
Mental Health Clinic
Address
171 Bridge St, White River Jct, Vermont 05001-7034, US
Phone
8022959353
labor.communications@vermont.gov
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Hartford, VT municipal departments: No aggregate public rating system exists for town services; user input is collected via internal surveys/comment cards by specific departments (e.g., Parks and Rec). (N/A)
Patients praise
- availability of community nursing services for residents over 50
- proactive town efforts to gather public input via surveys and feedback forms
- community programs like holiday events and recreational offerings
Common complaints
- concerns regarding town officials ignoring voter decisions on public services (recycling, parking)
- safety issues at the town recycling center, including a fatal accident
- concerns regarding property tax increases and cost of town services
"Decisions on, first, parking meters and now, on curbside recycling, strongly suggest that Hartford government officials distrust the voters’ judgment and prefer to substitute their own."
— Valley News Editorial Board"Our patrons, young and old, play one of the most important roles in the continued development of our services. Their input helps in the assigning of resources to address the needs of the community."
— Hartford Parks and Recreation DepartmentSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Community Resources - Hartford-vt.org — Mar 26, 2026
- Discover Local Support Resources Today — Hartford Community ... — Aug 31, 2025
- Volunteer - Hartford Community Coalition — Mar 28, 2026
- Hartford Police's new hire: Shea Harris, community specialist - Valley News — Mar 31, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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Summary: - The Vermont Agency of Human Services (AHS) is Vermont’s executive government agency focused on health care reform, health insurance, and human services policy. - Headquarters: Waterbury, Vermont. - Leadership: Mike Smith, Secretary of Human Services; Deputy Secretary appointed by the Secretary. - Established: Created by the Vermont Legislature in 1969 to govern state human service activities. - Jurisdiction: Vermont; Type: Government agency in the Health and Human Services sector. - Contact: ahs.communications@vermont.gov; Phone: 802-241-0440. - Offices: 2 locations in Waterbury, Vermont (United States). - Notable: The agency is a cabinet-level entity reporting to the Governor and the Vermont Legislature. If you’re looking for Hartford-specific information (e.g., Hartford, VT location details or services in Hartford), this page confirms AHS is based in Waterbury and does not list a Hartford office. For Hartford-related services, you may need to contact AHS directly or check regional offices on the official site.
HCRS: Homepage Hartford — Quick look - Organization: Health Care & Rehabilitation Services of Southeastern Vermont (HCRS), a nonprofit focused on mental health care. - Headquarters: Springfield, Vermont; serves eight offices across Vermont, including Hartford. - Hartford location: 49 School St, Hartford, VT. - Services: Mental health care and related support (organization-wide focus). - Contact: General phone options listed for inquiries; specific email shown for intake (vtddsdintake@pcgus.com). - Founded: 1967; active in nonprofit health services with multiple Vermont offices. - Website: hcrs.org (homepage likely directs to regional services and Hartford-specific contact/info).
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